The Great Room in The Vale of Glamorgan

I didn’t realise this was Coffi Co before we went in or id not have bothered - I just do not like their order outside / via app / via screens business model. Wasn’t very busy - ordered an iced coffee and a babycinio and took 9 minutes (we had to have a take away as we wanted to sit upstairs). Ordered no chocolate on the little ones drink but they put it on. My iced coffee was nothing special. Their toilets are public toilets and they are grim especially if you have a little girl who needs to come with you to the men’s. Wouldn’t bother again tbh same way I don’t with the other Coffi Co’s.

Not too expensive, friendly, and local 😁

A really impressive and unexpected find, the food was proper gastro quality, made with care and skill and inexpensive. We had a roast pork for £16 and a buttermilk chicken burger for £14 (I think). Quality ingredients, generous portions, cannot fault and I always find improvements! Good chilled soundtrack and coffee too. Will defo be back!

I brought my parents here with my Dad being in a wheelchair. The atmosphere was warm from the second we opened the door and the beautiful decor showed the care and attention that we would see in the service and food preparation. I had a pork dish and my parents indulged with two different types of burgers with an artisanal bread starter. The food was a delight, the treat we set out to have. This warm and welcoming business is definitely on our go to list in future.

This could be such a great little stop—beautiful surroundings, peaceful atmosphere, and plenty of potential. Unfortunately, the experience was soured a bit by the café owners, who seemed to have a very strong stance against dogs and, honestly, not much warmth toward people either. We were met with frosty stares and the kind of energy you’d expect if we’d marched in wearing muddy boots and shouting—when all we did was smile and bring a well-behaved dog. It felt less like a café and more like we’d wandered into a private club where happiness is frowned upon. It’s such a shame, because the spot itself is lovely and could be a real gem with a bit more friendliness (and maybe a treat or two for the pups). Here’s hoping they warm up in future—both to customers and the idea that dogs aren’t the enemy.